
venier customs transforms moto guzzi V7 into tractor 03 scrambler
the limited-edition scrambler style motorcycle features a modified, full-aluminum body covered in a dark green matte, with black and gold strips and logo.
venier customs transforms moto guzzi V7 into tractor 03 scrambler
all images courtesy of alex logaiski
‘tractor 03’ is the third build of five in the limited-edition tractor series by stefano venier of venier customs. the donor bike for the project is a 2011 moto guzzi V7. the full-aluminum body is covered with a dark green matte, with black and gold strips and logo. a typical scrambler in appearance, the ‘tractor 03’ nevertheless maintains a high level of comfort and modernity, and best of all, there’s room for two.

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the motorcycle was built in the states with help from lou neziri, who was placed in charge of the seat, paint job, and all fabrication/assembly. the tank is a standard venier scrambler unit, complimented by hand-crafted fenders and side panels by neziri. ‘tractor 03’ features a minimal aesthetic up-front and is crowned with off-road bars from renthal, and a GPS speedo bearing venier’s logo. custom pipes were made specifically for the project by sponsor mass moto, and shocks from — also sponsor — ikon suspension.

‘tractor 03’ is ready to tackle any terrain with its TKC80 tires from continental
the already modern engine was left totally untouched aside from the head covers, which were swapped in favor of some blacked-out vintage-looking ones. unlike many builds currently on the scene venier chose not to the chop the subframe, leaving plenty of room for two. wheels are stock, but they’ve been stripped, powder-coated, and reassembled. big ol’ knobby TKC80 tires from continental top off the bike, accentuating the scrambler aesthetic, and hopefully giving someone an excuse to get out of the city and onto the dirt.

back detail with ikon suspension and custom tail light

tank and engine

GPS speedo and off-road bars by renthal

custom muffler by mass moto
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